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a ee -- * «- =F \ THE NEWS December 1a. 188 Kimberly: Clark 3 Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. TERRACE BAY ° ONTARIO =, CANADA KIMBERLY-CLARK EMPLOYEES CHARITY FUND TERRACE BAY Financial Statement for 1965 Receipts Employee contributions $5707 .00 * -- Kimb erly-Clark Pulp and Paper Co. contribution 300.00 $6007.00 Disbursements March of Dimes 400 .00 Canadian Heart Fund 600 .00 Canadian Red Cross 600 .00 Canadian Cancer Society 600 .00 Canadian Mental Health Association 300 .00 Salvation Army 500 .00 Canadian National Institute for the Blind 500 .00 Thunder Bay Association for Retarded Children 400 .00 Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society 300 .00 Muscular Dystrophy Association 300.00 CARE of Canada 200 .00 Children's Aid Society - Schreiber Branch 300 .00 St.Joseph's Manor - Port Arthur 200 .00 Multiple Sclerosis Society 150 .00 Canadian Diabetic Association 357 .00 Vietnam Relief Fund (CARE of Canada) 300.00 $6007.00 *Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company makes additional:donations to specific charities . JKM-bb December 8, 1965. C.W.L. (Continued from page 9 usual prayer. Following the singing of "God Save The Queen" a little Christmas party was enjoyed with games con- ducted by Mrs.Wilf Corrigan and Mrs.Al Ziegleman and their committees. Mrs.Jack Caccamo won the door prize of a Nativity Scene. The parfy ended with a cup of coffee and Christmas cake served by Mrs.Hugh Boudreau and her committee. scheduled with Jack Chapman. So far four teams have indicated that they are in contention for the British Consuls playdowns, beading to the Brier. We would like at least two more teams. There will be a small entry fee and a 2nd prize so make up a rink and sign up for some keen competition All members of the Ladies and Men's clubs and their partners are invited to the Christmas Party on Dec.I8th. Santa will attend, refreshments and lunch will be available and there is no cover charge. See you there. CURLING NEWS In regular club play the Johnson rink is shaping up as the rink to beat. Ken and his cohorts, Bob Roberts at 3rd, Butch Bouchard as 2nd and Bill Mc- Kie as lead, are unbeaten in the second round. They lost two games in the first round. Curling activities will cease on Dec .22nd until after the New Year. The rink will be available during the holidays for practice games and challenge ma ches. Games involving non-members must be Mrs.J.Smitheman was hostess for a farewell party given by the art club on honor of Mrs.J.B.Ridsdale who was recipient of some Blue Mountain pottery and their good wishes. Mrs.A.LeBlanc accompanied Mrs.P.J.LeBlanc to Pt Arthur where the latter entered General Hospital . | lan Cameron, born nine years ago on Grey Cup Days had twelve guests at a birthday party when the cake § NO alejel-e K e O0OTDG